@savageupdatesA new infographic from DataOfStats ranks materials by their melting points in degrees Celsius. Tungsten tops the list at 3422°C, followed by Rhenium (3186°C), Osmium (3033°C), Tantalum (3017°C), Molybdenum (2623°C), Niobium (2477°C), Iridium (2446°C), Ruthenium (2334°C), Hafnium (2233°C), Platinum (1768°C), and Titanium (1668°C). The chart also includes a link for more details: Original post
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The image shows an infographic titled "MATERIALS THAT MELT AT THE HIGHEST TEMPERATURES (°C)" with a flame emoji. The focus is an infographic listing materials and their melting points. The infographic shows 15 numbered sections, each with a drawing of people working with a material and its melting point in Celsius. The mood/style is informative and educational, with a clean and simple design. Visually notable are the detailed drawings of people working with various materials, such as scientists in labs and workers in factories. There is no on-screen text, but the materials and their melting points are listed, including: Tungsten 3422°C, Rhenium 3186°C, Osmium 3033°C, Tantalum 3017°C, Molybdenum 2623°C, Niobium 2477°C, Iridium 2446°C, Ruthenium 2334°C, Hafnium 2233°C, Platinum 1768°C, Titanium 1668°C, Iron 1538°C
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Trey Tucker interview Memes & Markets@savageupdatesA new infographic from DataOfStats ranks materials by their melting points in degrees Celsius. Tungsten tops the list at 3422°C, followed by Rhenium (3186°C), Osmium (3033°C), Tantalum (3017°C), Molybdenum (2623°C), Niobium (2477°C), Iridium (2446°C), Ruthenium (2334°C), Hafnium (2233°C), Platinum (1768°C), and Titanium (1668°C). The chart also includes a link for more details: Original post
Ver publicación originalFoto de @savageupdates· Jul 4, 2026· X.com
The image shows an infographic titled "MATERIALS THAT MELT AT THE HIGHEST TEMPERATURES (°C)" with a flame emoji. The focus is an infographic listing materials and their melting points. The infographic shows 15 numbered sections, each with a drawing of people working with a material and its melting point in Celsius. The mood/style is informative and educational, with a clean and simple design. Visually notable are the detailed drawings of people working with various materials, such as scientists in labs and workers in factories. There is no on-screen text, but the materials and their melting points are listed, including: Tungsten 3422°C, Rhenium 3186°C, Osmium 3033°C, Tantalum 3017°C, Molybdenum 2623°C, Niobium 2477°C, Iridium 2446°C, Ruthenium 2334°C, Hafnium 2233°C, Platinum 1768°C, Titanium 1668°C, Iron 1538°C
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